With rising cost-of-living, higher grocery prices, and federal funding cuts, the mission of BCW Member Feeding Westchester and the critical role its corporate partners play in fighting hunger in our community have never been more important. More than one in three households in Westchester County are at risk of facing hunger, as local food pantries see rising demand for food assistance More than 300 corporate partners actively join Feeding Westchester in the fight against hunger. An excellent representative of Feeding Westchester’s generous corporate partnerships is BCW Member Empire City Casino by MGM Resorts. Since MGM Resorts acquired Empire City Casino […]

Westchester County Executive Ken Jenkins and New York State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli are urging residents to check if they have lost money owed to them. Westchester County residents, businesses, nonprofits, religious institutions and others have about $453 million waiting to be claimed. Every day the State Comptroller returns more than $2 million to New Yorkers and today reconnected nearly $12,000 in unclaimed funds to local organizations, including $5,781 for the White Plains City School District, $3,695 for the Business Council of Westchester, $2,175 for My Sisters Place and $330 for the Plumbers and Steamfitters Local 21. County Executive Jenkins […]

Five hundred business leaders were on hand Tuesday evening to celebrate the BCW’s 2025 Rising Stars, a diverse and talented group of young men and women who represent a wide array of professions. The reception was held at Million Air’s luxurious facility at Westchester County Airport. “These exemplary leaders have distinguished themselves through their talent, determination, leadership and commitment to the Westchester business community. As we celebrate their initiative and innovation, we continue to look to our Rising Stars to ensure that Westchester County continues to be the leading business community,” said Marsha Gordon, President and CEO of The Business Council […]

The Business Council of Westchester (BCW) hosted a dynamic panel discussion on Monday at Pace University, bringing together a diverse group of experts to explore the critical issue of establishing ethical standards and regulations for artificial intelligence. “Governing the Future: The Ethical Frontier of AI Regulations and Policy” was part of the BCW’s AI Alliance 360 series. The panelists, including legal and educational experts from both the private and public sectors, grappled with the challenge of a rapidly evolving technology that is outpacing the guidelines intended to promote its responsible use. BCW President and CEO Marsha Gordon moderated the conversation. […]